Lebanese fear another occupation as Israel threatens to use Gaza tactics in the south
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Amidst renewed conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, Israel has expanded its military targets in Lebanon to include bridges over the Litani River. Israeli forces have already destroyed a bridge on the southern Lebanese coastal highway over the Litani River, a strategic location. This strike severed a key connection between Nabatiyeh and the al-Hujair valley. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has characterized Israel's targeting of bridges as a potential prelude to a ground invasion. The conflict has led to displacement of Lebanese civilians seeking shelter in Beirut.
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AI-ExtractedLebanese President Joseph Aoun called Israel’s new targeting of bridges in the south “a prelude to a ground invasion.”
Monday’s strike on the bridge in the southern village of Qaaqaaiyet al-Jisr cut a main link between Nabatiyeh and al-Hujair valley.
Israel has destroyed a bridge on the southern Lebanese coastal highway over the strategic Litani River.
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz expanded the military’s list of targets in Lebanon to include all bridges over the country’s Litani River.
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